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The Duchess Kate has chosen an elegant ivory dress for the special Platinum anniversary concert at Buckingham Palace.
The Cambridge family attended the BBC’s star party at the palace concert, where Prince William, Duchess Kate and their eldest children, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, watched the festivities with many other members of the royal family.
For the event, the Duchess wore a monochrome look, combining an ivory blazer with a belt with a suitable skirt, including a transparent top layer. She complemented the outfit with a small cross necklace and large teardrop-shaped earrings as she wore her hair, slightly curly and draped over one shoulder.
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Prince William and the children of Cambridge wore their own costumes in the colors of the British flag, including a bright blue suit for the Duke of Cambridge, a darker navy suit for Prince George and a red dress and a ruffled vest for Princess Charlotte.
The whole family was photographed with huge smiles and singing, enjoying the show, at times waving miniature British flags.
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The Duchess came out with a bolder look for an engagement in Cardiff, Wales earlier today, where Cambridge watched rehearsals for the city’s own holiday concert at Cardiff Castle. Kate wore a fiery red dress with a coat from the London brand Eponine, reminiscent of the red dragon of the national flag of Wales, as well as gold earrings from the Welsh designer Spells of Love.
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Kate’s concert look follows her radiant appearance at Thursday’s Trooping the Color parade, where she paired a dress with an Alexander McQueen ivory coat and a navy blue hat with white trim from Philip Treacy. She completed the look with coordinated color jewelry, including a pair of sapphire and diamond earrings previously worn by Princess Diana, along with a matching necklace and her iconic 12-carat oval Ceylon sapphire engagement ring.
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